NUR 810 TEST 1 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
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cultural brokering - ANSWER mediate between groups to effect change
cultural safety - ANSWER healthcare that recognizes and respects cultural
characteristics
ethnicity - ANSWER ancestry + language + customs; cultural/racial/physical/linguistical
characteristics of groups
cultural relativism - ANSWER unique cultures are judged according to their own
values/standards
cultural blindness - ANSWER unawareness to ethnocentrism
cultural pain - ANSWER suffering due to a lack of cultural sensitivity
culture-bound - ANSWER care/health/illness specific to one culture/area
enculturation - ANSWER learn to live by culture beliefs/values/practices
acculturation - ANSWER culture A learns to take on aspects of culture B
cultural context - ANSWER aspects of environment that influence lifeways
1960s - ANSWER Leininger did feild research in New Guinea, started culture care theory
and ethnonursing method
, 1970s - ANSWER Transcultural Nursing Field begun
Theoretical tenets of the culture care theory - ANSWER Diversities and universalities,
social structure factors, generic and professional care, 3 modes of action/decision
Andrews and Boyle Assessment guide - ANSWER cultural assessment tool
Giger and Davidhizar transcultural assessment - ANSWER each individual is culturally
unique
Purnell Model for cultural competance - ANSWER Guide cultural competance among
members of healthcare team, guide for assessment, planning, implementing, and
evaluating interventions
Jeffrey's Culture care and confidence model - ANSWER transcultural self-efficacy,
cultural competance, learning process
Biblically Based model - ANSWER 25 items; Desire, awareness, knowledge, skill,
encounters; Culture care is a volcano that erupts into process of culture care
Rachel Spector Heritage Assessment and Health Traditions - ANSWER Heritage related
to health, illness, and selfcare, health beliefs/practices, healthcare culture, traditional
and modern
Ethnonursing research process - ANSWER ID intent/purpose (DOI); ID goal,
significance, framework; ROL, Informed consent, research site entry,
barriers/facilitators, use enablers, selection criteria, key and general informants;
collect/process/analyze data; confirm data with informants; leave site, share findings,
implement
Leininger's observation-reflection-participation enabler - ANSWER 1. Primary
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cultural brokering - ANSWER mediate between groups to effect change
cultural safety - ANSWER healthcare that recognizes and respects cultural
characteristics
ethnicity - ANSWER ancestry + language + customs; cultural/racial/physical/linguistical
characteristics of groups
cultural relativism - ANSWER unique cultures are judged according to their own
values/standards
cultural blindness - ANSWER unawareness to ethnocentrism
cultural pain - ANSWER suffering due to a lack of cultural sensitivity
culture-bound - ANSWER care/health/illness specific to one culture/area
enculturation - ANSWER learn to live by culture beliefs/values/practices
acculturation - ANSWER culture A learns to take on aspects of culture B
cultural context - ANSWER aspects of environment that influence lifeways
1960s - ANSWER Leininger did feild research in New Guinea, started culture care theory
and ethnonursing method
, 1970s - ANSWER Transcultural Nursing Field begun
Theoretical tenets of the culture care theory - ANSWER Diversities and universalities,
social structure factors, generic and professional care, 3 modes of action/decision
Andrews and Boyle Assessment guide - ANSWER cultural assessment tool
Giger and Davidhizar transcultural assessment - ANSWER each individual is culturally
unique
Purnell Model for cultural competance - ANSWER Guide cultural competance among
members of healthcare team, guide for assessment, planning, implementing, and
evaluating interventions
Jeffrey's Culture care and confidence model - ANSWER transcultural self-efficacy,
cultural competance, learning process
Biblically Based model - ANSWER 25 items; Desire, awareness, knowledge, skill,
encounters; Culture care is a volcano that erupts into process of culture care
Rachel Spector Heritage Assessment and Health Traditions - ANSWER Heritage related
to health, illness, and selfcare, health beliefs/practices, healthcare culture, traditional
and modern
Ethnonursing research process - ANSWER ID intent/purpose (DOI); ID goal,
significance, framework; ROL, Informed consent, research site entry,
barriers/facilitators, use enablers, selection criteria, key and general informants;
collect/process/analyze data; confirm data with informants; leave site, share findings,
implement
Leininger's observation-reflection-participation enabler - ANSWER 1. Primary
